80 cm Feeding Plate Liner

Product Overview

The 80 cm feeding plate liner is a round cover pad made to fit the 80 cm extra-large chick feeding dish, giving brooder staff a wipe-clean feeding surface that changes in seconds. Instead of hosing down a wide plastic dish after every flock, staff lift the liner, clear the crumble residue, and either rinse it or swap in a spare. The 3 cm turned edge rises with the dish rim, keeping starter feed on the mat and off the litter below.

The liner shown is a dark coated woven circle with a smooth, wipe-friendly surface. At 80 cm it covers the broad floor area of the largest commonly stocked plate, so commercial brooding rooms can standardize on one liner size for their big stations. Its flat folding also means a spare set rolls up in a corner of the brooder store, ready for the next flock turn. In large brooder rooms, quick mat swaps mean the whole house resets feeding surfaces in one morning. For farms that turn flocks weekly, that speed directly improves placement throughput. Higher throughput helps farms meet tight placement schedules. Faster turns also reduce idle time between flocks. Less idle time raises the annual throughput of each brooder room.

Key Features and Benefits

• 80 cm round cover - matches the extra-large chick feeding dish used in big brooder rooms.
• 3 cm folded edge - sits against the dish rim and contains starter crumbles during feeding.
• Seconds to swap - lift, rinse or replace the mat for a clean surface at each flock change.
• Coated fabric face - smooth surface wipes clean quickly and resists crumble dust sticking.
• Folds flat for storage - spare liners stack in little space compared with rigid dishes.
• Fits existing plates - upgrade current 80 cm dishes without buying new feeders.

Technical Specifications

• Product name: 80 cm feeding plate liner
• Shape: round
• Diameter: 80 cm
• Edge rim height: 3 cm
• Color: dark gray / black
• Material: coated woven fabric pad
• Use: lays inside the 80 cm chick feeding dish

Materials and Quality

The liner is cut from coated woven fabric built for repeated washing cycles. Quality checks compare the circular outline against the matching dish and inspect the 3 cm turned edge so it stays seated against the rim during use. The dark finish resists visible staining between washes, while the fabric texture stays smooth enough for quick wipe-downs. Finished edges help the mat hold its round shape after many folds and unfolds during storage. The coated surface also sheds water, so the plastic dish below stays protected. The liner also shields the dish texture from direct hose pressure during cleaning. Protecting the texture keeps the liner seating flat for longer. A flat seat keeps feed on the mat and off the floor. Less spilled feed also means less feed wasted per placement.

How to Use and Maintain

Lay the liner flat in the bottom of the 80 cm dish and fold the edge up along the inside rim before spreading starter crumbles. During the flock, lift one corner occasionally to check for feed hidden under the mat edge. At turnover, lift the whole liner, tap off leftover feed, rinse under running water, and wash with mild detergent as needed; dry flat before stacking spares, and keep at least two sets per dish for rotation. Check the edge fold each placement so the mat stays seated against the rim.

Applications

This liner is used in commercial brooder houses and pullet growing farms running 80 cm round dishes, where fast cleaning between chick batches matters most. It also suits breeder farms that want consistent feeding surfaces for each test group, since a fresh mat removes variable residue between flocks.

Poultry equipment dealers stock it as a low-cost consumable alongside the 80 cm plate, and contract growers keep spare sets so a fresh liner is ready at every placement. Research stations use it to standardize cleaning routines across experimental pens, and hatchery transfer rooms rely on it for quick turnover of landing feeders. Research stations use it so every test group starts with the same clean feeding surface. That consistency helps research teams keep variables steady across trials. Steady conditions support clearer results in feeding trials. Consistent surfaces remove one variable from trial comparisons. Fewer variables make trial results easier to interpret. Clearer results give trial data more weight when planning farm changes.

Why Choose Hebei Yilu Shunfeng Breeding Equipment

Hebei Yilu Shunfeng Breeding Equipment Co., Ltd. specializes in poultry feeding and drinking equipment for farmers and distributors worldwide. Every product is checked before shipment to ensure consistent quality, and orders are packed with export-grade packaging to protect the goods during transport. Our sales team can provide specification sheets, packing details and shipping advice for any order size. If you need more information about this liner, packaging options or mixed container loads, please contact us.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Does it fit the 80 cm chick dish exactly?

Yes. The liner is cut as an 80 cm circle with a 3 cm turned edge that follows the dish rim.

Q2: How long does one liner last?

With rinsing after each flock and occasional washing, the coated fabric liner is reused across multiple batches; keep spares for rotation.

Q3: Can it be used on other plate sizes?

It is sized for the 80 cm dish; smaller plates have their own 60 cm liner and the largest dish has a 100 cm liner.

Q4: What does it weigh and pack like?

Liners fold or roll flat, so spare sets store compactly; confirm packing details with our sales team when ordering volume. Liners ship folded flat, so freight per set stays low for container buyers.